I mean, it's not much different as from "X" to "mobile X", or from "X" to "cloud X". Most of them, like most startups overall, will be bad. A few lucky ones w

I mean, it's not much different as from "X" to "mobile X", or from "X" to "cloud X". Most of them, like most startups overall, will be bad. A few lucky ones will come to dominate the new space, executing well on a first-mover advantage. Think what Tinder did by reimagining online dating for mobile with swiping. Or what Google Docs did by reimagining the office suite in the cloud. There are going to be some HUGE winners in the AI space. But most startups will be losers, like it's always been. And the investors who can tell the difference will be the ones who make money. Again, like it's always been. (This isn't like "blockchain-powered X" where it really was a buzzword only. AI is actually delivering meaningful benefits, and it's probably only just starting.)